By Brandon Lane BIJAN ROBINSON TEXAS (JR), RB A generational talent with a three down skill-set, who showcases speed, athleticism, and power while running great routes with excellent hands. A three year starter at Texas who produced instantly averaging 8.2 ypc his freshman year. In his final season with the Longhorns he carried the rock…

By Brandon Lane OLE MISS (JR), RB A five-star recruit Evans signed and played two season with TCU. In his sophomore year he rushing 92 times for 648 yards and 5 TDs (missing six games due to injury). In 2022 he transfered to Ole Miss where he rushed 144 times for 936 yards scoring nine touchdowns (missing games with a hip injury and concussion). While Evans isn’t a burner his vision and decisiveness allow him to consistently win. Off-field issues are a concern but with plenty of tread left on the tires (under 300 collegiate carries) some NFL franchise could end up with an elite talent in this year’s draft.

By John Mesenbrink JAXON SMITH-NJIGBA Ohio State University (JR), WR Perhaps not the best draft for wideouts to go early in round 1, this former Buckeye is at the top of this list. As a sophomore at Ohio State, Smith-Njigba accumulated 1,606 receiving yards with 95 receptions, on a team that also featured Chis Olave and Garrett…

By John Mesenbrink BRYCE YOUNG Alabama (JR), QB The Panthers trade up to #1 and all indications point to the Crimson Tide QB Bryce Young as the top pick. The 2021 Heisman Trophy winner, Young had eye-popping numbers that year with 4,872 yard and 47 TDs. Young’s numbers dipped a bit last year with 3,328…

By Brandon Lane DALTON KINCAID UTAH (SR), TE Kincaid broke out his senior season starting 9-of-12 games quickly becoming Utah’s go-to in the passing game catching 70 balls for 890 yards and eight touchdowns. He earned both 2022 first-team All-Pac-12 and third-team All-American honors from the Associated Press. …

By John Mesenbrink TCU (JR), WR A projected late first round, early second round pick, we’re getting Kevin White vibes here. The former Horned Frog’s physical traits, speed and yards per catch scream “supastar,” but his non-factor National Championship performance and somewhat inconsistent production have some heeding “caution.” Early NFL expectations should be…

By John Mesenbrink USC (JR), WR Just think, in 2021, during his sophomore season at Pitt, Jordan Addison was the nation’s top receiver, and he has the Biletnikoff Award hardware to prove it. An first-team AP All American, his magical sophomore season saw 100 receptions, 1,593 yards and 17 TDs. In 2022, he transferred to USC where he caught 59 balls for 875 yards and 8 TDs in 11 games. A consensus first round pick, he may turns some heads in the NFL sooner than later because all he does is produce.

By Brandon Lane TCU (JR), RB Making the transition from high school quarterback to running back at TCU Miller slotted in behind teammate Zach Evans. It wasn’t until Evans transfered to Ole Miss in 2022 that Miller took over as starter for the Horned Frogs rushing 224 times for 1399 yards and 17 touchdowns. His season was rewarded by taking home first-team All-Big 12 honors and being named a semifinalist for the Doak Walker Award. We expect Miller to be a top 5 back off the board in this year’s NFL Draft.

By Brandon Lane ALABAMA (JR), RB Gibbs attended Georgia Tech for his first two seasons before transferring to Alabama in 2022. He made an immediate impact with the Crimson Tide starting 11-of-12 games, rushing 151 times for 926 yards, and pouring in seven TDs. He padded those numbers via the air catching 44…